To what extent is climate change the result of human activities?

This essay analyzes the extent to which climate change is caused by human activities such as burning fossil fuels, deforestation, and industrial waste. The impact of climate change on human activities is also discussed, including the shrinking of mountain glaciers and negative effects on the environment. References from scientific reports and journals are included.

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To what extent is climate change the result of human activities?
Climate change is defined as changes in long term ships and temperature and whether
due to which natural disaster can be created. This has been analysed that climate changes
having huge impact on human activities as when natural aspects of environment changes and
this will have direct impact on daily life of individual. Climate changes considered as the
changes in Environmental condition on the earth and this could be the result of external or
different internal factors. The climate change is one of the major Global concerns over the past
decades in which the earth is facing different issues in various ways. One of the major issues of
climate change is global warming, many of the expertise have said that due to climate change
the global warming is increasing and this is resulting negative impact on the environment and
the earth. One of the major driver of climate change is greenhouse effect as a sum of the gases
over the Earth atmosphere are acting as like glass in a Greenhouse and due to which CO2
production have increased by different human activities. The reasons of climate change is
related with burning coals cutting down forest increasing lies stock farming, fertilizers
containing nitrogen, fluorinated gases. Another reason of climate change is change in
temperature due to extra pollution impact as in order to live easy life individuals are using fossil
fuels and scarce resources in full manner and these results into negative impact over the
environment. This has been analysed that the impact of climate change over the human is large
as ultimately the reasons and the impacts are related with human and their activities. Due to
climate change mountain glaciers are shrinking and these way individuals are not able to enjoy
scenic beauty and at the same time long term earth survival is also decreased. Human activities
creates greenhouse gases due to which overall earth temperature gets increased and combined
effect is seen in terms of connected system of earth and human. Nitrogen oxide is also emitted
by human activities as in fertilisers different elements are used and they will produce nitrogen
oxide within soils. The contribution of radioactive elements is also high to the environment as
different human activities are there which absorbing higher carbon dioxide is and in result
negative reactive elements are created for the earth. Human activities are also results into high
industrial waste due to which earth radiative balance is mismanaged and in conclusive manner
by including group of factors eruption is caused by human actions. By putting tons of carbon
into the atmosphere fossil fuels are burned and this results into higher deforestation in which
temperature of the globe is increasing.

REFERENCES
Books and journals
Breitburg and et. al., 2018. Declining oxygen in the global ocean and coastal
waters. Science, 359(6371), p.eaam7240.
Halpern and et. al., 2019. Recent pace of change in human impact on the world’s
ocean. Scientific reports, 9(1), pp.1-8.
Smith and et,. al., 2016. Global change pressures on soils from land use and
management. Global change biology, 22(3), pp.1008-1028.
Song and et. al., 2018. Global land change from 1982 to 2016. Nature, 560(7720), pp.639-643.